When something or someone falls into a body of water,or a pool; a plane that crashes into a body of water
by ACEMAN*NY February 20, 2009
Get the in the drink mug.When two or more people play musical instruments together, with or without a vocal accompaniment and are perfectly on-beat, never missing a note or going off tempo in any way.
The Expression "in the pocket" most commonly refers to the musical genres of jazz, blues, bluegrass and flamenco.
The Expression "in the pocket" most commonly refers to the musical genres of jazz, blues, bluegrass and flamenco.
"Wow.. have you heard Django Reinhardts minor swing? The whole song is in the pocket!"
"Man, the Tolga Quartet are really in the pocket tonight"
"Man, the Tolga Quartet are really in the pocket tonight"
by guitarguru13 August 23, 2007
Get the In the Pocket mug.Proclaiming that whomever it is you are referring to (even yourself) is surrounded by the same type of people.
You know about that guy that got convicted of his crime? He is in good company now, and for a long time.
You are so weird!
Oh yeah? I'm in good company!
You are so weird!
Oh yeah? I'm in good company!
by in good company August 11, 2009
Get the In good company mug.1. a sure thing; a lock; goal attainment is assured; prospects are brilliant
2. all over it; about to take care of with gusto
From the tendency of thongs and other tightfitting swimwear to become wedged where the sun never shines
"In there like swimwear" is "in like Flynn" for a new millenium. Can you name a single Errol Flynn movie? But everyone knows (and loves) the Thong Song.
2. all over it; about to take care of with gusto
From the tendency of thongs and other tightfitting swimwear to become wedged where the sun never shines
"In there like swimwear" is "in like Flynn" for a new millenium. Can you name a single Errol Flynn movie? But everyone knows (and loves) the Thong Song.
by mandingoe June 15, 2004
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From an old British expression (thus "pound" instead of "dollar"); the original reference was probably to theft (though this is not certain), saying that being arrested ("taken in") for stealing a small amount is just as bad as for a large amount, so you may as well steal a lot and hope to get away with it.
An equivalent expression is, "As well hanged for a sheep as a lamb", where it's implied that you are stealing the animal. If the punishment for failure is the same, you may as well try for the largest possible reward.
The phrase is often misused with reference to a punishment that is out of proportion to a crime, but this is not the actual meaning.
From an old British expression (thus "pound" instead of "dollar"); the original reference was probably to theft (though this is not certain), saying that being arrested ("taken in") for stealing a small amount is just as bad as for a large amount, so you may as well steal a lot and hope to get away with it.
An equivalent expression is, "As well hanged for a sheep as a lamb", where it's implied that you are stealing the animal. If the punishment for failure is the same, you may as well try for the largest possible reward.
The phrase is often misused with reference to a punishment that is out of proportion to a crime, but this is not the actual meaning.
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